Why is dst and idst 'not recommended'?
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The help page for the dst and idst (discrete sine transforms) functions state that these functions are "not recommended". For what reason is this? i.e. is the function is inefficient, should the method of using a dst be avoided in the first place, etc?
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Pat Quillen
le 7 Fév 2020
Modifié(e) : Pat Quillen
le 7 Fév 2020
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These functions are not recommended mostly because of where they live---namely the PDE toolbox. This discouragment is a step in moving these functions out of the toolbox. These functions should probably be part of MATLAB proper as they are more generally useful computational tools. Because of our commitment to backwards compatibility, we will not be removing the functions until we have a replacement for customers who are currently using these functions.
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